We don't really use our rational brain that much at all. Instead, we rely on our emotional brains for most decisions  When we weigh up between multiple choices, we don't carefully weigh up the options and then come to a conclusions, no matter how appealing that sounds as an explanation. Instead, we tend to use mental shortcuts - many of which are inaccurate and can mislead us.

We don't really use our rational brain that much at all. Instead, we rely on our emotional brains for most decisions When we weigh up between multiple choices, we don't carefully weigh up the options and then come to a conclusions, no matter how appealing that sounds as an explanation. Instead, we tend to use mental shortcuts - many of which are inaccurate and can mislead us.

We don't really use our rational brain that much at all. Instead, we rely on our emotional brains for most&nbsp;decisions&nbsp; When we weigh up between multiple choices, we don't carefully weigh up the options and then come to a conclusions, no matter how appealing that sounds as an explanation. Instead, we tend to use mental shortcuts - many of which are&nbsp;inaccurate&nbsp;and can mislead us.

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Thanks for Calling #5 - We are not rational creatures

Thanks for Calling #5 - We are not rational creatures